Pick a comic page or strip layout, set the gutters and borders, drop your pictures into the panels and download a PNG. Free, no sign-up, and your pictures never leave your device.
Click or tap a panel to select it, then add a picture. A picture fills the panel and is cropped from the centre. With a panel focused, Enter adds a picture and Delete removes it.
Select a panel to put a picture in it.
Pictures stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose a page grid, a splash page, uneven tiers, a 3- or 4-panel strip or a yonkoma. Strips switch to the wide page on their own.
Choose the page size, then drag the sliders for the gutter between panels, the border weight and the page margin. Switch the reading order for manga.
Select a panel and add a drawing, photo or render. It fills the panel without stretching. Leave panels empty for a blank template.
Save a high-resolution PNG to print and draw on, or to letter with speech bubbles and share.
Panel count and panel size control how fast a page reads. Fewer, bigger panels slow the reader down; more, smaller panels speed them up.
Two panels across three tiers is the comic book default. Readers move through it without noticing the layout, so the story gets all the attention.
Three full-width panels suit wide establishing shots, landscapes and slow scenes where each beat needs room.
One panel on the whole page is for the moment that matters most: a reveal, an arrival, a cover. Use it rarely so it lands.
Panels of different widths tell the reader which moment is important. The bigger panel is the one they linger on.
Three panels in a row is the classic newspaper strip: setup, turn, punchline. Four panels gives the joke one more beat.
Four panels stacked top to bottom is the Japanese yonkoma, built on introduction, development, twist and conclusion.
The free printable comic panel template has regular, irregular and splash layouts plus blank grids as a PDF.
Open your downloaded page in the free speech bubble maker to add speech, thought, shout and caption bubbles, then download it again.
ComicInk's AI comic maker writes the script and draws every page, with the dialogue already lettered, in 22 languages. It needs a free account, and new accounts get free credits to start.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and adds no watermark. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to install.
No. Pictures you add to panels are opened by your browser on your own device, and the PNG is drawn there too. Nothing is sent to ComicInk or anyone else.
Yes. Leave the panels empty, choose US Letter or A4 and download the PNG. It is sized for printing at 300 dpi, and panel numbers can be turned off.
Yes. Pick the 3- or 4-panel strip for a newspaper-style strip, or the yonkoma for a vertical four-panel manga strip. Set the reading order to right to left and the panel numbers follow manga order.
The comic page is 1325 × 2050 pixels, US Letter is 2550 × 3300, A4 is 2480 × 3508, the square page is 2400 × 2400 and the wide strip is 3000 × 1100.
Yes. The AI comic maker turns a story idea into finished pages with consistent characters from panel to panel. It needs a free account; the panel maker on this page does not.